Supported and unsupported features of the Skip Error Data function
The following table lists the features that the Skip Error Data function supports and those that it does not. Note that the features that are not described in this table do not affect the Skip Error Data function.
|
Category |
Support |
Support details |
Processing result when an unsupported operation is executed |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Input file format |
Limited |
Only CSV, Format, and Multi Format are supported |
When an unsupported file format is used, a utled execution error occurs. |
|
Standard input |
No |
Standard input is not supported |
When standard input is specified as an input file, a utled execution error occurs. |
|
Input settings |
Limited |
Sorting, merging, and matching functions are not supported |
When an unsupported function is used, a utled execution error occurs. |
|
Output file format |
Limited |
Only CSV, Format, and Multi Format are supported |
When an unsupported format is used, a utled execution error occurs. |
|
Pre-processing |
No |
Pre-processing errors cannot be skipped |
When an error occurs in pre-processing, processing always ends with an error (pre-processing can be used). |
|
Post-processing |
No |
Post-processing errors cannot be skipped |
When an error occurs in post-processing, processing always ends with an error (post-processing can be used). |
|
Custom error condition |
Yes |
Custom error condition can be skipped |
|
|
Virtual table |
No |
Virtual tables are not supported |
When an error occurs in a virtual table, processing always ends with an error (virtual table can be used). |
|
Functions |
Limited |
Errors that match the skip conditions can be skipped |
|
|
Common components |
Limited |
Errors that match the skip conditions can be skipped |
|
|
Management screens |
No |
Management screens are not supported |
|
|
Preview |
No |
Preview is not supported (because Management screens are not supported) |
|
|
Step execution |
No |
Step execution is not supported (because Management screens are not supported) |
|
|
Multi-threading |
No |
Multi-threading is not supported |
Processing is executed using a single thread. |
|
Yes |
: |
Supported |
|
Limited |
: |
Limited support |
|
No |
: |
Not supported |
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For items described as "No" in the Support column of the table, even if the conditions corresponding to skipping an error apply, the error will not be skipped. For example, if during post processing an error code is generated that is supported by the Skip Error Data function, the processing ends with an error.
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If the conditions for items described as "Limited" and "No" in the Support column of the table are met concurrently, the item described as "No" will take priority. For example, even if an argument is used in post processing and an error code supported by the Skip Error Data function is generated, the processing ends with an error.